Bank of Japan Holds at 1.25% in 8-1 Vote, Lifts Inflation Forecast and Speeds ETF Sales
Board member Hajime Takata pushed for 1.5%, and the central bank will more than double the pace of its ETF sales from January 2027.
Board member Hajime Takata pushed for 1.5%, and the central bank will more than double the pace of its ETF sales from January 2027.
Evergrande's liquidators agreed to sell the stake after a yearlong auction, and PAG's HK$0.8359-a-share offer for the rest sits below where the shares closed Friday.
Policymakers debated a hike before agreeing to wait for more data, and Lagarde said she will leave on Feb. 7 to have the freedom to engage on matters that are not monetary policy matters.
Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanted a hike, markets still see one in December, and in 2027 the Fed will set rates at only seven of its eight meetings.
Japanese chip stocks rallied ahead of the BOJ and Hong Kong held flat in morning trade, while Samsung's profit miss and a battery stake sale sank Seoul.
Export orders and imports both contracted as holiday demand faded, while services stalled at 50 and construction orders sank to 40.
Growth picked up from the second quarter on manufacturing and exports, while construction shrank and officials flagged weak domestic demand.
KPMG says full-year proceeds could near HK$500 billion as A+H listings and tech issuers fill a pipeline of more than 600 applicants.
The 10-year yield has fallen for three weeks after touching its highest since 2007, but oil and supply worries still hang over the market.
Diplomacy in Tehran trimmed oil prices, but attacks on Saudi energy sites and on Hormuz shipping keep a heavy risk premium in place.
Reliance's digital arm sold only new shares, will use most of the money to cut debt and starts trading in Mumbai on Wednesday.
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The Kimi developer has closed its last private round and lined up banks for a listing as soon as early 2027, Bloomberg reported.
Shipments beat forecasts by more than 10 percentage points, and the annual surplus is on pace to top $1 trillion again.
Investors had bet on a Bolsonaro victory after the first round. Lula's narrow comeback reversed that trade and put Brazil's debt back in focus.
Two days of talks in Beijing pulled both sides back from a trade war, but EV duties stay in place and the hybrid terms remain unpublished.
The U.S. did not confirm a 16-year extension in July, setting up yearly reviews. Here is what that means for Asian companies producing in Mexico and Canada.
Buyers priced out of Seoul's richest districts are moving to cheaper neighborhoods and to Gyeonggi towns near chip plants, despite a year of curbs.
The November bond issue and recent Treasury bill auctions show Singapore savers earning noticeably more on cash than they did a year ago.
Hong Kong tied New York and Paris with four bars in the top 50, while venues in Bangkok and Seoul climbed into the top 10.
A rebound in US shipments drove a fourth straight monthly gain, while reports differed on whether demand from mainland China rose or fell.
Two little-known groups say they plan to bid for up to half of the Stray Kids label. JYP says no valid proposal arrived, and Korea's watchdog is monitoring trading.
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